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RTSP – Real Time Streaming Protocol Presented by Manoj Sivakumar

Overview Motivation RTSP - Architecture RTSP – Features Description of Working

Motivation Internet Video On Demand Integration with web architecture Internet VCR Requirements like pause, record etc Integration with web architecture A new application level protocol for media files

RTSP - Architecture Media file download

RTSP – Architecture ..contd Meta Files

RTSP – Architecture ..contd

RTSP - Features “rough” synchronization (fine-grained) virtual presentations = synchronized playback from several servers load balancing using redirection at connect, during stream supports any session description device control  camera pan, zoom, tilt caching: similar to HTTP

RTSP - Features Retrieval: first, get presentation description Unicast multicast, client chooses address multicast, server chooses address (NVOD) independent of stream file format

RTSP - Features Methods OPTIONS SETUP ANNOUNCE DESCRIBE PLAY RECORD REDIRECT PAUSE SET PARAMETER TEARDOWN

RTSP - Example

RTSP - Time Normal Play Time (NPT) : seconds, microseconds SMPTE timestamps: seconds, frames Absolute time ( for live events)

References www.cs.columbia.edu/~hgs/teaching/ais/slides/RTSP.pdf

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